Panel Discussion of Book “Manzanar: Their Footsteps Remain”: Duncan Ryuken Williams, Michael Adams (Chairman of the Board, Ansel Adams Gallery), Brian Goodman (author of Manzanar – Their Footsteps Remain), Clarence Moriwaki (President, Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community) – moderated by Kerry Tremain (Board President, Port Townsend School of the Arts)

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"Interlinked: American Buddhism Past and Future” - Keynote Address at the Annual Soto Mission Association Spring Conference

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Incarceration” Lecture. Sponsored by the Religion Department, History Department, Humanities 411: Senior Symposium, Office for Institutional Diversity, and the Dean of the College.

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Incarceration” Lecture. Co-sponsored by the Dharma Rain Zen Center.

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Incarceration” Lecture. Sponsored by Department of Religious Studies. Introduced by Mark Unno (Associate Professor of East Asian Religions). Discussants include Irum Sheikh (Professor of Ethnic Studies, University of Oregon) and Yvette Alex-Assensoh (Vice President of Equity and Inclusion, University of Oregon). Book sales/signing will follow.

Co-Sponsors: Buddha Eye Temple, Oregon Humanities Center, Department of Religious Studies, Ethnic Studies Department, and Department of History

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Incarceration” lecture. Co-sponsored by Department of American Studies and the Department of Religion.

“American Sutra: Dharma Lessons from WWII” at the BCA Northwest District Buddhist Convention; introduced by Rev. Jim Warrick (White River Buddhist Church). Book sales/signing will follow at 4:30pm.

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Internment” talk at Powell’s Books. Book signing will follow.

“American Sutra: Buddhism and the WWII Japanese American Internment” talk at Elliott Bay Book Company. Introduced by Frank Abe (author and filmmaker) with commentator Tetsuden Kashima (Emeritus Professor, University of Washington). Book signing will follow.